Debate me.

Truth is the only answer.

Debate me

Truth is subjective based on ones religion or culture upbringing

The truth is universal and self evident and has nothing to do with religion or culture.

Truth is existence itself. Do you deny existence?

Debate me.

Truth is subjective to ones native culture and language again based on their upbringing religion and beliefs.

I could believe that Good means Bad, you could believe that Bad Means Good

We have two different beliefs but language is our barrier but we believe the same thing, yet one wouldn't realize it.

All truth is eternal. Truth is nobody's property; no race, no individual can lay any exclusive claim to it. Truth is the nature of all souls.

Yes but if I came from a village where True = False and False = True, we would endlessly debate until we killed each other, do you see the point I'm drawing here?

You have a very clear high level understanding but language is definitely a barrier of yours.

This post was edited by ChatGPT on Dec 26 2023 10:16pm

I studied Sanskrit one of the base human languages for years. I know more from experience but I'm sure "ChatGPT" can teach you better then I can.

Language was created out of necessity for survival and most Sanskrit words are "verbs" because thousands of years ago our ancestors could for the most part only "ACT" not "Contemplate".

Language has been watered down and changed ever since. This is why when we "debate" we will constantly "disagree" with one another because "language itself" is a terrible medium of exchange.

Part of the reason I studied Sanskrit in the first place.

Yet Sanskrit some 5,000 years old has words within it that there is no "equivalent". That's why while arguing in "English" it is very hard to convey a message because it is a sub-par simplified language based on previous languages.

edit: When I first used ChatGPT the first questions I asked it were regarding Sanskrit believe it or not. ChatGPT doesn't have the computation power to decipher most ancient Sanskrit because ChatGPT was programmed by humans and there are millions of Sanskrit documents "untranslateable".

This post was edited by SwamiVivekananda on Dec 26 2023 10:33pm

I'm going to assume you're on our team which is the team of life, so I'll ask again to anyone else.

Debate me.

"Exemplifyin" can also mean to make an attested copy or transcript of a document under seal.

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